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How do you solve the problem in your daily work? Which additional education about this topic do you need? It is necessary to wear electrically insulating gloves until 1000 V? According to DGUV 209-093 (german safety regulation) this in the case.

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Michael
  • Posted 24 Nov 2022 19:50
  • Modified 26 Jan 2023 18:37 by poster
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